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Fish plant worker

  • Aquaforte, NL, A0A 1A0, Canada

On-site

From $18 CAD / hour · Full-time · Temporary

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Job details

Pay
From $18 CAD / hour
Job type
Full-time · Temporary
Workplace
On-site
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Working hours
30 to 60 hours per week
Posting language
English
Posted

Original job description

  • Location Aquaforte, NLA0A 1A0
  • Work location On site
  • Salary$18.00HOUR hourly / 30 to 60 hours per week
  • Terms of employment Seasonal employmentFull time
  • Overtime required, Morning, Evening, Weekend, On call, Overtime available
  • Starts as soon as possible
  • vacancies 36 vacancies
  • Source Job Bank #3670155

Overview

Languages

English

Education

  • No degree, certificate or diploma

Experience

No experience (will train)

On site

Work must be completed at the physical location. There is no option to work remotely.

Work site environment

  • Noisy
  • Cold/refrigerated
  • Wet/damp
  • Outdoors

Responsibilities

Tasks

  • Cut, clean and trim fish or seafood prior to marketing or further processing
  • Inspect fish fillets to determine the optimal number and size of fillets
  • Scrape away scales, cut fish, separate fillets and remove scrap parts using knife
  • Check products and packaging for defects and to ensure conformance to company standards and perform corrective machine adjustments as required
  • Disjoint and remove meat from lobsters or other crustaceans preparatory to canning or further processing
  • Record production information
  • Set up and operate machines to can, bag, box or otherwise package fish and seafood products
  • Set up and operate machines to clean, cut, cook, smoke, brine, dehydrate or otherwise process fish or seafood products

Additional information

Work conditions and physical capabilities

  • Repetitive tasks
  • Handling heavy loads
  • Physically demanding
  • Standing for extended periods

Personal suitability

  • Efficient interpersonal skills
  • Flexibility
  • Reliability
  • Team player

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